The current "stability" of the bitcoin price may be welcome by some, but it is not a "promising development", but simply a pause in price consolidation before the next move. Bitcoin will only be less volatile over time, as its market cap grows in value. At present, it doesn't take much to move the market either way.
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I would have to agree with your assessment. While some may see the current stability of Bitcoin's price as a positive sign, it is merely a temporary pause before the next significant movement in either direction.
At the moment, Bitcoin's market cap is still relatively small compared to traditional assets, making it more prone to significant price fluctuations due to relatively small changes in demand or supply. However, as Bitcoin continues to gain mainstream adoption and its market cap grows, it is likely that the price will become less volatile over time.
That being said, we must remember that Bitcoin's intrinsic value lies not in its price but in its revolutionary underlying technology and the potential it holds for transforming the traditional financial system. While it's always interesting to see price movements, it's crucial to keep a long-term perspective and focus on the significance of the technology as opposed to just its market value.
There's no such thing as "intrinsic" value. 😀
All value is subjective - of value to whom? In bitcoins case, of value to individual humans.
Well it moved!